Resurfaced Tweets of Fast & the Furious Star Paul Walker Showing His Allegiance to F1 Champ Sebastian Vettel Leave Fans Emotional in 2022

The German protégé Sebastian Vettel might have not won the most world championships. However, with his conduct on and off track, the boy from Heppenheim won millions of hearts. An unexpected name among those millions was the late American actor Paul Walker.

The beloved Fast and the Furious star died in a car crash on November 30, 2013, aged 40. The fatality occurred after he and his friend, Roger Rodas, crashed into a concrete lamp post and tree at 94mph. Despite the sad outcome, one could assume the American was a car and racing enthusiast.

Anyone making that assumption would be absolutely correct. Walker was, in fact, a fan of Formula 1, in particular Sebastian Vettel. Walker’s tweets from back in 2012 for the then-Red Bull world champion showcase exactly that.

“He’s coming for you Alonso. #f1” read one Tweet. Vettel caught Alonso in the end as he clinched the 2012 drivers’ championship with 3 points more than the Spaniard.

The other tweet showcased what he thinks about the German as it read, “He really is ridiculously good. #f1 Germany. Vettel – do work.”

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Somehow these tweets from 2012 have resurfaced and the fans are riding a rollercoaster of emotions because of them.

Paul Walker’s tweets from 2012 about Sebastian Vettel are getting fans emotional

Some fans came across the tweets from Paul Walker from 2012, a year before his demise, and started re-tweeting them.

Here are the original tweets.

Now let’s look at the reactions of the fans.

These tweets made a fans’ day, whereas others just shared their reaction to the revelation.

We are sure of Vettel’s quality behind the wheel. But now, it seems a few fans who drew parallels between Walker and Vettel would like to see the German on the big screen. Can that be an avenue he can explore after his retirement?